Conversion table

[Silent Blade]

Can someone put up the conversion table for the Championship division this season please. Someone posted it on Sunday but I cannot find it

Thanks

 

[HighfieldBlade]

This one?

It was on this thread:

 

[Silent Blade]

This one?
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It was on this thread:

Yes and many thanks

 

[HighfieldBlade]

Yes and many thanks

No worries.

 

[RammyBlade]

I take it this means that we have only converted 11% of our shots on target which is the lowest in the division ?
Above average for saves though ?

 

[Silent Blade]

I take it this means that we have only converted 11% of our shots on target which is the lowest in the division ?
Above average for saves though ?

Yes

 

[Basing Blade]

So if you have one shot on target and convert it, you have 100%, so therefore this stat is meaningless.


David Batty had a high percentage pass rate....of square sideways passes.

 

[Maidenhead]

I take it this means that we have only converted 11% of our shots on target which is the lowest in the division ?
Above average for saves though ?

Who judges what is a chance, a half chance, or a no chance?

Load of bollocks

 

[grafikhaus]

Who judges what is a chance, a half chance, or a no chance?

Load of bollocks

Lies, damn lies and all that.

Last Saturday, Stoke v Arsenal. Arsenal had 77.3% possession - the highest since the PL was founded. Stoke won 1-0. Burnley v West Brom last Saturday. One shot on target all game - Burnley 0 WBA 1.

 

[BushBlade]

So if you have one shot on target and convert it, you have 100%, so therefore this stat is meaningless.


David Batty had a high percentage pass rate....of square sideways passes.

At the moment, Waghorn at Ipswich has had four shots and scored four goals. I'll put my mortgage on him not maintaining a 100% ratio if he plays at least five more games.

 

[BushBlade]

Who judges what is a chance, a half chance, or a no chance?

Load of bollocks

Indeed. Ched's soft pass to the boro keeper is probably counted as a 'shot on target' and a 'save'.